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Facebook Inc.

Facebook Inc. The Global Social Network Phenomena. By: Ashley McClatchey Yordan Iliev. Founders:. Mark Zuckerberg Founder & CEO. Chris Hughes Co-founder. Dustin Moskovitz Co-founder. Website: F acebook.com Location: Palo Alto, California, United States

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Facebook Inc.

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  1. Facebook Inc. The Global Social Network Phenomena. By: Ashley McClatchey YordanIliev

  2. Founders: Mark Zuckerberg Founder & CEO Chris Hughes Co-founder Dustin Moskovitz Co-founder Website: Facebook.com Location:Palo Alto, California, United States Founded:February 1, 2004 Funding:$ 516 000 000 000

  3. How it’s developed?2004 -Facebook reaches nearly 1 000 000 active users; -Group application is added; the Wall is added as Profile feature -Facebook moves its base of operations to Pato Alto, California

  4. 2005 -Facebook reaches more then 5 500 000 active users -Photos is added as an application, Facebook begins to add international school networks; -Facebook expand to add high school networks -The company officially changes the name to Facebook from thefacebook.com -Facebook raises $ 12 700 000 in venture capital from Accel Partners; -Facebook grows to support more than 800 college networks

  5. 2006 -Facebook reaches more than 12 000 000 active users; -Share feature added on Facebook , simultaneously launched on over 20 partners sites; -New Feed and Mini-Feed are introduced with additional privacy controls Facebook expands registration so anyone can join; -Facebook development platforms launches Notes applications is introduced; Facebook and Microsoft form strategic relationship for banner ad syndication; -Facebook expand to add work networks; - Facebook raises $ 27 500 000 from Greylock Partners , Meritech Capital Partners and others;

  6. 2007 -Facebook launches Facebook Ads; -Facebook reaches more than 50 000 000 active users; -Facebook launches Facebook Platform for Mobile; -Facebook and Microsoft expand advertising deal to cover international markets; Microsoft takes a $ 240 000 000 equity in Facebook -Facebook launches Marketplace application for classified listings; -Facebook platform launches 65 developer partners and over 85 applications; -Facebook reaches 20 000 000 active users ,more than 2 000 000 active Canadian users and more than 1 000 000 UK users; -Virtual gift shop launches as a feature

  7. 2008 - Facebook reaches over 100 000 000 active users; - FacebooklauchesFacebook chat; - Facebook releases Translation to 21 additional languages; - Facebook launches German , Spanish and French -Facebookco-sponsors Presidential Debates with ABC News; -On October 24, 2008Microsoft announced that it had purchased a 1.6% share of Facebook for $240 000 000, giving Facebook a total implied value of around $15 000 000 000.

  8. Today -Facebook reaches over 200 000 000 active users, that’s the 1/32 of the Earth population; -Facebook available in 45 languages including Chinese , Vietnamese , Afrikaans and Korean; -Facebook platform launches more than 23 600 applications. There are more than 30 000 000 active users currently accessing Facebook through their mobile devices. - More than 100 000 000users log on to Facebook at least once each day

  9. Applications

  10. Users by age

  11. Users info -The 35-54 year old demo is growing fastest, with a 276.4% growth rate in over the approximate 6 months since we last produced this report; -The 55+ demo is not far behind with 194.3% grown rate; -The 25-34 year population on Facebook is doubling every 6 months; -For those interested in advertising alcohol on Facebook, there are 27,912,480 users 21+, representing 66.3% of all users; -Miami is the fastest growing metropolitan area (88.5%) and Athlanta (6.4%) is the slowest; -There are more females (55.7%) than males (42.2%) on Facebook -2.2% are unknown gender; -The largest demographic concentration remains the college crowd of 18-24 years olds (40.8%) which is down from (53.8%) six mounts ago.

  12. Commercial advertising? “Placing ads on the social networking website Facebook is one of the best opportunities on the Internet for targeted advertising. Because Facebook users provide information about their age, gender, location and interests, you can target your ads directly to the demographic you want to reach.” • Yes, you can advertise on Facebook! • Yes, it is very expensive ! • Usual advertise on Facebook costs around $ 10 000 per day. • If you want to advertise on Facebook, you first have to tell them, how much you can afford for advertise, and then they will tell you, the way that they can offer you.

  13. Commercial advertising?7 ways to advertise. • Facebook Pages-free! If you want to immerse yourself on Facebook, the first and most important step is to set up a Facebook page. Facebook pages represent local businesses, products, brands, companies, artists, bands, public figures, and more. Facebook Ads: • Sponsored story is a sponsored ad with title, body copy, and image that appears in the user's news feed on the home page, and may link to a Facebook page or an external Web site. It's effective because it offers accurate targeting options based on real profile data. • Sponsored social story is relevant only for advertisers with a Facebook page as the sponsored social story directs to that Facebook Page. It's an ad featuring a Facebook user, the action taken, and the brand/product name when the action is taken on the Facebook page

  14. Video sponsored story is basically a click-to-play video that plays within the ad, and may link to a Facebook page or an external Web site. Like the two ad types above, the video sponsored story appears on the news feed and offers the same benefits. • Box ad unit is a box ad unit with title, body copy, and image that appears in the left-hand side (in the old Facebook format) or right-hand side (in the new Facebook format). This ad unit may link to a Facebook page or an external Web site. • Display ads, leaderboards, and skyscrapers are also available on Facebook, and are bought through the MSN Ad Center. Display ads offer more flexibility with creatives since the advertiser will not be limited by character count or body copy. Gift Sponsorships "Gifts" is actually a Facebook application that lets users send and receive virtual gifts. New gifts are added everyday; most gifts cost $1 but some are free for users. "Gifting" is a very popular Facebook activity. Once a user receives a gift, the gift is seen on the recipient's user profile.

  15. How it is successful and how much has it grown? • It is successful, because it’s international, and because the most of the people like it. Facebook is a global social network society, and helps to people all around the world to communicate, to share, and to have fun together, no matter where they are. • There’s no doubt that Facebook is growing at a breathtaking pace. A year ago, according to Comscore, they had just 74 000 000 unique monthly visitors and 35 000 000 000 page views. Today those numbers have grown by 118% and 74%, respectively, to 161 000 000 unique visitors and 61 000 000 000 page views per month. • The company is likely spending well over a $1 000 000per month on electricity alone, say experts we’ve spoken with. Bandwidth is likely another $500,000 or more per month on top of that. The company has earmarked $100 million to buy 50,000 servers this year and next. And sources say they’ve been buying one NetApp 3070 storage system per week just to keep up with all this user generated content. At up to $2 million each, that adds up quickly - we’ve heard estimates that they may have spent as much as $30 000 000 this year alone with the company. And the icing on the cake - earmark another $15 000 000per year in office and datacenter rent payments. • And don’t forget those human assets. With 750 employees and growing, Facebook is spending at least another $10 000 000per month on payroll.

  16. Criticisms of Facebook • Facebook has met with some controversy over the past few years: • In October 2005, the University of New Mexico blocked access to Facebook from its campus computers and networks. It cited a violation of the university's Acceptable Use Policy for abusing computer resources as the reason, stating the website forces use of the university's credentials for activity not related to the university. • On January 1, 2008, a memorial group on Facebook posted the identity of murdered Toronto teenager Stefanie Rengel, whose family had not yet given the Toronto Police Service their consent to release her name to the media, as well as the identities of her accused killers — despite the fact that under Canada's Youth Criminal Justice Act, it is illegal to publish the name of an underage criminal. • On February 5, 2008, Fouad Mourtada, a citizen of Morocco, was arrested for the alleged creation of a faked Facebook profile of Prince Moulay Rachid of Morocco. • Due to the open nature of Facebook, several countries have banned access to it including Syria and Iran. The Syrian government cited the ban was on the premise that the website promoted attacks on authorities. The government also feared Israeli infiltration of Syrian social networks on Facebook. Facebook was also used by Syrian citizens to criticize the government, and public criticism of the Syrian government is punishable by imprisonment. In Iran, the website was banned because of fears that opposition movements were being organized on the website.

  17. Criticisms of Facebook

  18. How about future editions to Facebook plans?

  19. References. • http://money.cnn.com/2007/08/22/technology/facebook_economy.biz2/ • http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/facebook_sells_your_data.php • http://www.pronetadvertising.com/articles/how-facebook-will-make-money-from-the-facebook-marketplace34369.html • http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/newsbysector/mediatechnologyandtelecoms/4413483/Networking-site-cashes-in-on-friends.html • http://www.allaboutfacebook.com • http://www.facebook.com • www.advertising.microsoft.com/facebook • www.marketingprofs.com/7/facebook-changing-advertising-forever-davis • www.crunchbase.com/company/facebook • www.biz.yahoo.com/ic/148/148344.html • en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Facebook • www.investing.businessweek.com/research/stocks/private/snapshot • www.hoovers.com/facebook/--ID__148344--/free-co-factsheet.xhtml • www.pronetadvertising.com • www.readwriteweb.com • http://money.cnn.com/2007/08/22 • http://online.wsj.com/article/SB118783296519606151.html • www.telegraph.co.uk/finance • www.thenewsmarket.com • http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/life_and_style/education/student/student_life/article3152120.ece • http://www.time.com • http://www.twitter.com/corbett3000

  20. Presentation by: Ashley McClatchey YordanIliev

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